Barry lyndon Take your moral

Barry lyndon

Take your moral highground, and stuff it with a few dictionaries and lawbooks. DVD and Blu-Ray are both significantly usually MPEG Boycott is the perfect from of peaceful protest. This is the only protest they will understand. Unfortunately we are not organized or disciplined enough to do this. Personally, I have only one BlueRay disc that was a gift. I do not care enough about the movies to buy them. I did everything they expensive cables, updated/upgraded software and firmware, expensive and it would not play BluRay after hundreds of dollars until I purchased a program to circumvent DRM. I barry lyndon copy, I dont share, but Im forced to break the law to view my legally purchased movies. What a country! Completely in the pocket of the entertainment industry. And I have come to the opinion that BluRay is the biggest hoax ever perpetrated on the American public. There is only marginal quality difference. I did a test with a BluRay and a regular DVD which was upscaled and COULD NOT TELL THE DIFFERENCE. BluRay is just a gimmick to foist DRM on the paying public and extort billions of extra cost from their legal users. I no longer get just a waste of money and it only makes me mad. I have a blue ray rip and Avatar the was 1 gig in 720 format that I found out in the wild. It seems to work fine on the work that I play it on. It doen not have any of the annoying features that others have. First, the issue with that specific Samsung player isnt unique and its been reported before. Apparently, Samsung isnt making good BD players to begin with, and the firmware issue just compounds it. Thus, if youre looking for a BD player, shun Samsung barry lyndon they work out the issues. Second, articles like this only inform those in the know, given another just recently stated this particular movie is breaking sales records, meaning, people simply dont give a barry lyndon about DRM. If they did, then this movie wouldnt be breaking sales records. Consumers are the least educated in this regard and the only time theyll have a problem with it is when the movie simply wont play. However, a telephone call to customer support will return them to their happy state once a firmware is updated. DRM? Meaningless as along as it can play. Unskippable previews? Bathroom/snack breaks. Its a losing battle against DRM on movies when the majority of consumers simply just doesnt give a damn. Article isnt to clear. Blu-ray and DVD are 2 different formats. There is no such thing as a Blu-ray DVD. DVD is mpeg 2 and Blu-ray is h 64 encoded. Blu-ray rips have DTS audio so the claim of HD rips having downsampled audio is incorrect. There is the compressed rip 1080p around 14gb, a full copy would be about anywhere from 25gb to 49gb and is probably available already. Just clearing things up. At first read I thought that DVD format was not playing well in a blu-ray player. Now I see its blu-ray disk on blu-ray player.